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Performance

VenueSymphony Hall
Also: The ICC
TownBirmingham
CountyWest Midlands
From30th August 2003
To30th August 2003
When15:00
PricesFrom £5.00. To £45.00.
Symphony Hall (V148)
Current/Future Listings
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The Trojans - Part 1: The Capture of Troy - International Concert Season 2003:2004

Work:: The Trojans - Part 1: The Capture of Troy (S415075910)

Part 1 of The Trojans chronicles the siege and destruction of Troy. This chilling atmosphere is dispelled when it appears that the besieging Greeks have abandoned their struggle and left behind tribute in the form of a monumental wooden horse. Despite warnings from the seer, Cassandra, the Trojans celebrate their apparent deliverance and drag the horse through the walls into the heart of the city as an offering to their goddess, Pallas. That night, as Troy sleeps, the Greek troops emerge from their hiding place inside the wooden horse and ransack the city. As the women of Troy lament the destruction, prince Aeneas obeys the instructions of the dead hero Hector to abandon Troy and lead a band of survivors to establish a new homeland in Italy.
Music Berlioz

Production:: International Concert Season 2003:2004 (T841644213)

Concert performance sung in French. Running time approx 1 hour 25 minutes
Company London Symphony Orchestra
Conductor Colin Davis
Performer Ben Heppner (Aeneas)
Performer William Dazeley (Chorebus)
Performer Petra Lang (Cassandra)
Performer Tigram Martirossian (Pantheus)
Performer Clive Bayley (Priam)
Performer Pamela Helen Stephen (Ascanius)
Performer Jonathan Lemalu (Ghost of Hector)
Performer Anna Burford (Hecuba)
Performer Mark Stone (Greek Captain)
Performer Leigh Melrose (Soldier)
Performer Bulent Bezduz (Helenus)

Listing:: L1441685508




International Concert Season 2003:2004

Concert performance sung in French. Running time approx 1 hour 25 minutes

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